- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Dedication
- Authors' Acknowledgments
- Publisher's Acknowledgments
- Contents at a Glance
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Part I: Getting Started with Moodle
- Part II: Creating and Managing Course Content
- Part III: Adding Activities to Your Moodle Course
- Part IV: Moodle Management
- Part V: The Parts of Tens
- Chapter 15: Ten Questions to Ask before Building and Launching Your Course
- Is the Moodle Site Ready for Use?
- How Do Students Register for My Course?
- Who Do I Contact If I Have Problems with the Site?
- What Type of Course Am I Offering?
- What Are My Learning Goals and Objectives?
- Did I Brainstorm and Organize My Course Structure?
- How Will I Communicate with My Learners?
- How Will I Assess My Learners?
- Am I Comfortable Using Moodle?
- Is My Course Ready to Go Live?
- Chapter 16: Ten Creative Ways to Keep Your Learners Involved in Your Course
- Communicate with Your Learners
- Use Forums for Discussions and Other Class-Related Activities
- Give Feedback
- Assign Responsibility to Learners
- Set Up Project Learner Groups
- Invite Guests to Participate in the Course
- Reward Your Learners For Contributions
- Create Practice Tests
- Dig In to the Delightful Database
- Create a Competition
- Chapter 15: Ten Questions to Ask before Building and Launching Your Course
- Index
- Notes
- Moodle Activity: Lessons
- Course-Building Checklist
- Good Practice Guide and Etiquette Tips: Moodle Chat, Forum, and Blog
Networking
You can set up networking options to share resources among Moodle sites. For your server to be able to be networked to other Moodle sites hosted on different servers, you need specific extension. Setup and requirements are outlined in Moodle docs for the specific setup pages. By default, all networking settings and capabilities are disabled.
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